Commemorative coins fetch £4,000 at auction
The collection was separated into smaller lots
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A large number of commemorative coins, including Lord of the Rings, London 2012 Olympic Games and Queen Elizabeth II sets, has been sold at auction.
The privately-owned collection from Horsham, West Sussex, fetched just over £4,000 in the sale at Charterhouse Auctioneers, Dorset, on Thursday.
The collection, which had been expected to sell for £3,000, included a variety of silver and cupro-nickel coins.
Auctioneer Richard Bromell described coins as "a wonderful thing to accumulate".
He said: "Everyone collects something - it might not be commemorative coins, but most people have a passion for something.
"We are all custodians of our collection, which we enjoy for as long as we can before passing it on."
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- Published10 February
